exquisite mini with short branching growths that tend to form clumping mounds, fleshy 1" oval leaves are closely arranged, short terminal inflorescences of 3 - 5 flowers each flush bloom, beautiful crystalline 1/2" pink flowers have a concave lip
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Deciduous:
Spring and Fall Blooming
Bright to Shade; 2000-3000 Footcandles (bright indirect light,strong shadowing)
wonderful compact companion of the Brazilian rupicolus Laelias, its clustering 1" swollen bulbs have up to 4" long tapering stems topped with 2 - 4 three inch stiff leaves, 6" to 10" upright simple or branched spikes bear multitudes of 3/4" purple flowers with darker purple butterfly shaped lips and central white callii, a must have for Laelia lovers and hard-up Epi enthusists
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Deciduous:
Fall and Winter Blooming
Bright to Full Sun; 2750-3750 Footcandles (midday shade required)
Warm,Intermediate to Cool;45°F min. to 98°F max.(tolerant of extremes,favoring warm)
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2879_1050
2" Pot
Blooming Size (mature flowering size plant)
Potted, Moist; 2-3 waterings per week(let dry slightly between waterings)
a very attractive member of this genus, club-shaped 6" bulbs are topped with 2 to 4 oval dark green 3" leaves with purple undersides, apical pendant spikes emerge with the new growths bearing a cylindrical head of 1" blooms, long-lasting flowers open in succession, sepals and petals are crystalline white with heavy dark red striations, large lip is white with bright white ridges amid deep crimson valleys, great flower
 "Epidendrum - bianthogastrium (sp. aff. quisayanum pink)")
Miniature 
 "Epidendrum - globiflorum (orange Gastropodium)")
 "Epidendrum - purum ( hartii )")
